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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XXXXI, Issue 9640, 27 June 1941, Page 1

WINTER IS OP® ss SS^S®®^SSa;2S!«2JSEE3S! “ Boy, I shiver! Am I friz ? Go, tell the cock-eyed world I is !” Ages ago, when our forefathers.lived in dens and caves, the problem of “how to keep warm when the sharp winds did bite” was a very real problem indeed; but in this age and generation we have a marvellous mastery over Nature—We enjoy a wonderful heritage of comfort. AT THE TEMPLE OF SERVICE these means of comfort are accessible to all the sons of men at the cost of a few pieces of silver only. Coal, Wood and Oil Stoves The “Miro” and Hot Dogge Heating Stoves burn coal or wood, heat large rooms, and will fry and toast. The Primus Combination Radiator Stoves worthily uphold the high reputation of all Primus products for efficiency and enonomy. Electric Radiators in variety and at finest prices—the loveliest line you ever looked upon—looo and 2000 watts at will —fitted with “copper,” not the usual iron reflectors, giving finer finish and “lots” longer life. We ll be proud, to show them to you and you’ll be proud to own one. • Hot Water Bags These are in short supply, but we have all the market affords. Waterproof Clothing Coats and Capes, Pants, Hip Leggings, Sou-Wester Hats, little and large, light and heavy weight material, but all “light weight prices.” Rubber Boots Canadian Knee Gum Boots with heavy cleated soles; Laced Cum Boots, cleated, and Hip Gum Boots; also Ladies’ Dull and Bright finish Gum Boots —all sizes in light and heavy weight. Horse and Cow Covers Don’t forget the faithful horse and the kindly kine. Of course you know it pays to cover your cattle, but you may have overlooked the fact that the best place to buy covers—the best white Ontario duck and the cheap jute line, is the “Busy” Hardware House. THE Waihi Hardware Co. PHONE 86 P.O. BOX 66

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